spicy slaw or different type slaw recipes?

[nachos4life]

Hey Brethren!

Just wondering if anyone has some good recipes for a spicy slaw or maybe a slaw that is a bit different than just one's average vinegar or creamy slaw? I mean I could just add some peppers to the one I already make, but what fun is that? Curious to see what others are doing.

Thanks!

[kathicooks]

Half mayo, half sour cream, and a hefty dose of prepared horseradish. Finish with salt and pepper and feel free to add a shot of vinegar. Depending on how much horseradish you use, you can really clear out your sinuses!!!

[nachos4life]

Originally Posted by kathicooks

Half mayo, half sour cream, and a hefty dose of prepared horseradish. Finish with salt and pepper and feel free to add a shot of vinegar. Depending on how much horseradish you use, you can really clear out your sinuses!!!

thats what I'm talking about! I love horseradish!

[bonz50]

we haven't ventured into spicy slaw yet but we often do use shredded granny smith apple in the slaw we use for pulled pork sammies. a little bit different than your typical stuff but not so different that it would scare off people.

the horseradish thing intrigues me though

[Steve S]

I make my slaw dressing with some jalapeno slices, cilantro, and powdered cayenne or chipotle peppers. I dont have the recipe written down because its a little different every time I make it. Cut back on the sugar and use just enough to balance it, replace some of the vinegar with lime juice. Its got enough kick to be there, but tame enough for the kids. I hate sweet coleslaw, so this was my compromise.

[DerHusker]

Here's a Mexican style slaw that I posted a while back.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...t=mexican+slaw

Note: Also goes great with fish tacos.

[mrpigs]

Red white and blue slaw.
Just add sliced cherry tomatoes, blue cheese crumbles, a little blue cheese salad dressing and plenty of crispy bacon to your regular creamy mayonnaise slaw.
First had it at a small bbq joint in Knoxville Tennessee about four years ago.
If you like blue cheese, it's the bomb.

[Ag76]

Best I have ever had is the Cock of the Walk Cole Slaw recipe I got off of here.

See Post #15 at this link: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=23734


Cock of The Walk Cole Slaw (with slight adjustments)

1 lb. bag of ready mixed slaw with carrots
1/4 cup green onions chopped
1/4 cup white or vidalia onions, chopped
1/4 cup bell pepper, chopped
1/8 cup sugar
2 tsp black pepper
1 1/2 tsp granulated garlic powder
2 tsp Lawry's salt or Tony Cachere's creole seasoning
1 TBSp white vinegar
12 oz Mayonnaise


Yes! after years of high level espionage I have managed to get my hands on the recipe for the best damn cole slaw in the South.....the famous Cock of the Walk Catfish restaurants delectable, mouth watering concoction................without further blathering - From Mike Sanders in Mobile Ala
Directions:
mix all ingredients and taste....if bitter add more sugar..............refrigerate 24 hours....then pig out! Overnight is fine too.
Adjust mayonaise for consistency and taste.
Note: I have changed the original just a tad, the use of ready made cole slaw in a bag. I used 2 tsp of Tony C. this time. I used 2 tsp lawrys last time. It was good. It is good either way.

[BBQchef33]

in a vinegar slaw, i add lots of diced pineapple and lot of coarse ground black pepper.

[Jason TQ]

Add cilantro to the slaw recipe whatever it is. Might not work in a sweet slaw as good. I don't put sugar in my slaw.

[Dweverett]

Originally Posted by BBQchef33

in a vinegar slaw, i add lots of diced pineapple and lot of coarse ground black pepper.

Works well for a creamy slaw too. Really like the slaw I used to get at Cattlemen's down on El Paso -- (something similar to below)

Not a great choice for putting on the sandwich with pulled pork but good as a side, especially with brisket or sausage.

5 cups shredded cabbage
20 oz can of pineapple tidbits
1/2 cup half and half
1 cup mayo
3 tablespoons vinegar
1/4 cup sugar
Salt and pepper (especially the latter) to taste

[IamMadMan]

Guerry's Slaw
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...39&postcount=9

One head chopped cabbage - no other vegies!
1/2 cup vinegar
6 tbs sugar
6 tbs EVOO
2 1/2 tsp dry mustard
1 tsp celery seed
1 tsp dried celery
1 tbs hot sauce to taste

Combine vinegar, oil and other ingredients in a sealed jar and give it a vigorous shake. Pour over chopped cabbage and toss. Let sit in fridge for two hours or longer (Overnight if you can resist). Toss again before serving.

This will juice up quite a bit so you can use a slotted spoon to serve if you wish.

[TravelingJ]

Originally Posted by Ag76

Best I have ever had is the Cock of the Walk Cole Slaw recipe I got off of here.

See Post #15 at this link: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=23734


Cock of The Walk Cole Slaw (with slight adjustments)

1 lb. bag of ready mixed slaw with carrots
1/4 cup green onions chopped
1/4 cup white or vidalia onions, chopped
1/4 cup bell pepper, chopped
1/8 cup sugar
2 tsp black pepper
1 1/2 tsp granulated garlic powder
2 tsp Lawry's salt or Tony Cachere's creole seasoning
1 TBSp white vinegar
12 oz Mayonnaise


Yes! after years of high level espionage I have managed to get my hands on the recipe for the best damn cole slaw in the South.....the famous Cock of the Walk Catfish restaurants delectable, mouth watering concoction................without further blathering - From Mike Sanders in Mobile Ala
Directions:
mix all ingredients and taste....if bitter add more sugar..............refrigerate 24 hours....then pig out! Overnight is fine too.
Adjust mayonaise for consistency and taste.
Note: I have changed the original just a tad, the use of ready made cole slaw in a bag. I used 2 tsp of Tony C. this time. I used 2 tsp lawrys last time. It was good. It is good either way.

I also found this recipe, posted somewhere on this site. Made it to great success. It was familiar enough that it didn't scare anyone off, but different enough to be interesting.

[16Adams]

75% your regular slaw
25% Kimchi with pickled ginger
Add chopped roasted jalapeño

[Ag76]

In the recipe I posted above for the "Cock of the Walk" recipe, the original poster says:

"I used 2 tsp of Tony C. this time. I used 2 tsp lawrys last time. It was good. It is good either way."

I decided to split the difference, and have been using 1 tsp of Tony C's and 1 tsp of Lawry's. I like it so much, I have not tried any of the other great recipes posted on this site. :-)

It is great on pulled pork sandwiches.